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Greg Sharpe and Nate Rohr remain optimistic despite no Husker games to call.

Bellevue West receiver/defensive back Keagan Johnson announces his commitment to Iowa. | Greg Smith analysis | Discuss

Athlon Sports looks at several potential Nebraska targets in the transfer portal.

Gil Brandt lists JD Spielman among his Top 10 senior wide receivers for the 2021 NFL draft.

Incoming defensive lineman Nash Hutmacher talks with Adam Carriker about his “Polar Bear” nickname, his offseason workouts and more.

As an NFL scouting exec, former Husker Eric Stokes understands the challenges Nebraska faces in attracting top-shelf, difference-making talent.

A neck injury reportedly will force former Husker receiver Quincy Enunwa to miss another NFL season.

Enjoy this Ameer Abdullah photo gallery from Aaron Babcock.

Monday Morning Quarterback: Do you think there will be college football this year?

John Bivens, a heavily recruited 2019 running back from Ohio, is expected to join the Huskers as a walk-on.

Kearney Catholic quarterback Heinrich Haarberg lands a scholarship offer from Nebraska. | Alabama QB too

The Big Ten is extending its suspension of team activities through June 1.

Husker offensive tackle commit Teddy Prochazka hasn’t been missing his workouts and is continuing to grow.

Sam McKewon wonders whether Wisconsin’s status as bullies of the Big Ten West is the Badgers’ ceiling.

Damian Jackson hasn’t seen much playing time, but the former Navy SEAL’s leadership stands out.

This week in Husker history: A batch of May spring games, and the quick demise of a would-be mascot named Husky Herf.

Here’s a look at where the 2021 recruiting class stands and what might happen next.

O-lineman Josh Wegener, a walk-on from Iowa Western, has entered the transfer portal.

Tad Stryker sees similarities between today’s Packers fans and Nebraska fans of yesteryear.

Patrick Payton, a three-star edge rusher from Miami, has committed to the Huskers. | Coverage & highlights | Discuss | Class of 2021

The NCAA’s advisory panel on COVID-19 announces nine core principles to follow in safely transitioning to athletic competition.

Adam Carriker weighs in on the issue of college athletes receiving pay.

Former Husker De’Mornay Pierson-El is back in the NFL after being re-signed by the Las Vegas Raiders.

There’s a Game of the Century watch party Thursday night on Nebraska Athletics’ Facebook page at 6:30 Central. | HuskerMax game page

The NCAA is being sued by seven women who accuse the organization of failure to protect in sexual assault cases at Nebraska and other schools.

Darrion Daniels had options as the NFL draft was winding down, and he opted for the 49ers and their “disruptive” defensive line.

CBS Sports’ Tom Fornelli picks a winner for each game on the Huskers’ 2020 schedule and sees the Huskes going 7-5.

The NCAA is moving forward on NIL compensation, and Bill Moos says the Huskers intend to stay “ahead of the curve.”

Walk-on cornerback Ethan Cox has entered the transfer portal.

After going undrafted for unknown reasons, Lamar Jackson is now determined to “make ’em pay.” | Carriker interview

Monday Morning Quarterback: Who’s the Huskers’ best linebacker of the 2000s, Ruud or David?

Backup quarterback Noah Vedral, the Nebraska native who followed Scott Frost from UCF to Lincoln, has entered the transfer portal. | Five takeaways | Callahan commentary | McKewon’s thoughts* | Promising freshmen | Discuss

Branson Yager, an offensive tackle from Utah, announces his commitment to the Huskers. | Class of 2021 | Discuss

Congrats to the 70 Huskers on the 2020 Brook Berringer Citizenship Team.

Athlon lists five potential Husker draft picks for 2021.

The fate of this summer’s camps for prospects in football and other sports remains up in the air.

Sam McKewon tips his hat to the stick-to-it-ivity of the Davis twins.

Steven M. Sipple says NFL draft numbers provide further evidence that the Big Ten is tougher sledding than the Big 12 was.

This week in Husker history: Spring practices of the 1960s and ’70s continue – and are just getting started in 1905.

The wait for a Husker draft pick is over as Khalil and Carlos Davis are selected in the sixth and seventh rounds. Meanwhile, Lamar Jackson is a surprising non-pick. Go here for all the coverage.  | NFL draft history

The first three rounds of the NFL draft end with no Huskers selected, but the drought is likely to end Saturday.

Walk-on defensive back Ethan Cox has entered the transfer portal.

The university intends to hold in-person classes on all of its campuses this fall, but it’s unclear when sports might resume.

It’s down to Nebraska or Iowa State for Kansas City receiver Jaylin Noel.

Two of the first 10 NFL draft picks Thursday night had Nebraska ties, and a well-worn storyline resurfaced. | Sipple commentary

It started with Sam Francis in 83 years ago: The Huskers’ history of first-rounders in the NFL draft. | Gallery | Sortable list

Jeremy Pernell lists his top 100 prospects for the 2020 NFL draft. | Daniels to Texans? | Jackson driven: 1, 2

Zac Taylor discusses the NFL draft, his Husker memories and more with his former teammate Adam Carriker.

In the second round of the 2000 draft, the Chicago Bears had a pretty good “plan B” in Husker safety Mike Brown.

Steven M. Sipple marvels at former Husker assistant Bill Busch’s recruiting double-play involving Alex Smith and Joe Burrow.